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Video of the conference: International Crimes Committed Against Palestine

In this lecture (in French) delivered on May 6, 2026, at ENS Paris-Saclay, Rafaëlle Maison, a professor of public law at Paris-Saclay University and a specialist in public international law, analyzes the legal classification of the events in Gaza as genocide, as well as the torture and other acts of violence suffered by Palestinians detained by Israel. The presentation draws in particular on the numerous reports produced by United Nations bodies—especially the Independent International Commission of Inquiry—and by human rights organizations, whose findings have yet to be widely publicized or discussed in the public debate.

Forensic Architecture’s Gaza Atlas

In this short text published by Mousse Magazine, Forensic Architecture presents the Gaza Atlas, a cartographic and evidentiary project documenting the multiple, intersecting forms of violence inflicted on Gaza since October 2023. Bringing together thousands of datapoints, testimonies, images, and incidents, the atlas makes visible the spatial and temporal patterns through which destruction, displacement, and deprivation have unfolded. The text also explains how this work informed Forensic Architecture’s broader “Cartography of Genocide” research and contributed to materials submitted in the genocide case before the International Court of Justice.